Finn McRedmond    The Michaela School headteacher is right: secular measures prevent, rather than inflame, religious prejudice.

Freddie Hayward    A failed attempt to shut down the conference in Brussels made Nigel Farage’s point for him.

Rachel Cunliffe    For the former prime minister, being laughed at is better than being ignored.

Freddie Hayward    Her new book shows why she was so poorly equipped to be prime minister.

Sarah Manavis    The comedian’s shallow, faux educational prank merely bolsters his own brand.

Sohrab Ahmari    Joe Biden’s approach to the region has adhered to a sound realism.

Chris Skidmore    We need a long term, mission oriented approach to get to net zero. But the Tory party has abandoned leadership on the issue.

Jonny Ball    Labor is adopting green industrial policy. The UK’s refusal to respond to Bidenomics looks increasingly anachronistic.

Freddie Hayward    A new dividing line could emerge between the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary.

catharinehughes    Today the number one reason children are admitted to hospital is due to severe dental issues.

Bruno Maçà£es    Lines have been crossed and the new state of affairs no longer has the same handrails.

Freddie Hayward    Shadow cabinet ministers fear the public backlash against a new administration will be swift.

Douglas Alexander    In an age of political alienation and resurgent nationalism, can the United Kingdom still hold

Jasmine El-Gamal    It’s not yet clear how far Benjamin Netanyahu’s government will go in response to Iran’s attack.

John Jenkins    What the West doesn’t get about the Iranian regime.

Kiran Moodley    Divisions over Israel Palestine have morphed into a fight for free speech and thrown the Ivy League university into crisis.

David Edgerton    Keir Starmer would do well to study Wilson’s programme for national renewal.

Jonn Elledge    It’s one of the UK’s biggest policy problems, with knock on effects on everything from productivity to pensions and the demographic time bomb.

Sophie McBain    The author and journalist on how to build a rapport with people.

Freddie Hayward    The Labour deputy leader’s pledge to resign if she is found to have broken the law has dramatically raised the stakes.